Casa di Pietro is developed inside the characteristic hamlet belonging to the descendants of Pope Marcello Cervini, who bought the estate in 1534. The hamlet, located at 900 meters above sea level and surrounded by green trees, includes a suggestive castle designed by Antonio da San Gallo il Giovane and an ancient Romanesque church dating back to the 11th century.
One of the very few properties in Italy to have received the Quiet Stay Certificate from Quiet Park International ( QPI), for its silence and peace.
In this context, rich both from a historical and cultural point of view, and from a naturalistic point of view due to the luxuriant flora and fauna therein, we find four expertly restored dwellings (including Casa dell'Ambasciatore, Casa di Lilli and Casa di Giulio that you can book together with Casa di Pietro in the case of large families or friends), mixing ancient and modern to make them comfortable and at the same time full of charm.Each house has its own outdoor space equipped with tables and chairs, while a beautiful saltwater pool (6x10) is shared among the residences that make up the hamlet.
N.B.: the services indicated are organized by third-party service providers with whom you will be put in contact.
Casa di Pietro is developed inside the characteristic hamlet belonging to the descendants of Pope Marcello Cervini, who bought the estate in 1534. The hamlet, located at 900 meters above sea level and surrounded by green trees, includes a suggestive castle designed by Antonio da San Gallo il Giovane and an ancient Romanesque church dating back to the 11th century.
One of the very few properties in Italy to have received the Quiet Stay Certificate from Quiet Park International ( QPI), for its silence and peace.
In this context, rich both from a historical and cultural point of view, and from a naturalistic point of view due to the luxuriant flora and fauna therein, we find four expertly restored dwellings (including Casa dell'Ambasciatore, Casa di Lilli and Casa di Giulio that you can book together with Casa di Pietro in the case of large families or friends), mixing ancient and modern to make them comfortable and at the same time full of charm.Each house has its own outdoor space equipped with tables and chairs, while a beautiful saltwater pool (6x10) is shared among the residences that make up the hamlet.
N.B.: the services indicated are organized by third-party service providers with whom you will be put in contact.
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Casa di Pietro is developed inside the characteristic hamlet belonging to the descendants of Pope Marcello Cervini, who bought the estate in 1534. The hamlet, located at 900 meters above sea level and surrounded by green trees, includes a suggestive castle designed by Antonio da San Gallo il Giovane and an ancient Romanesque church dating back to the 11th century.
One of the very few properties in Italy to have received the Quiet Stay Certificate from Quiet Park International ( QPI), for its silence and peace.
In this context, rich both from a historical and cultural point of view, and from a naturalistic point of view due to the luxuriant flora and fauna therein, we find four expertly restored dwellings (including Casa dell'Ambasciatore, Casa di Lilli and Casa di Giulio that you can book together with Casa di Pietro in the case of large families or friends), mixing ancient and modern to make them comfortable and at the same time full of charm.Each house has its own outdoor space equipped with tables and chairs, while a beautiful saltwater pool (6x10) is shared among the residences that make up the hamlet.
N.B.: the services indicated are organized by third-party service providers with whom you will be put in contact.
Casa di Pietro is developed inside the characteristic hamlet belonging to the descendants of Pope Marcello Cervini, who bought the estate in 1534. The hamlet, located at 900 meters above sea level and surrounded by green trees, includes a suggestive castle designed by Antonio da San Gallo il Giovane and an ancient Romanesque church dating back to the 11th century.
One of the very few properties in Italy to have received the Quiet Stay Certificate from Quiet Park International ( QPI), for its silence and peace.
In this context, rich both from a historical and cultural point of view, and from a naturalistic point of view due to the luxuriant flora and fauna therein, we find four expertly restored dwellings (including Casa dell'Ambasciatore, Casa di Lilli and Casa di Giulio that you can book together with Casa di Pietro in the case of large families or friends), mixing ancient and modern to make them comfortable and at the same time full of charm.Each house has its own outdoor space equipped with tables and chairs, while a beautiful saltwater pool (6x10) is shared among the residences that make up the hamlet.
N.B.: the services indicated are organized by third-party service providers with whom you will be put in contact.
